Red Upada Silk Embroidered Kurta Set with Salwar

This red short chauga kurta set is crafted in Upada silk with a deep V-neckline and three-quarter sleeves. The kurta falls in a clean A-line shape for an easy, polished line.

Gold embroidery highlights the neckline, central front motif, and wide sleeve cuffs, with a statement motif at the back. It is paired with a coordinating bandhani-style salwar, with an option to add a dupatta.

• Pack Contains: 1 Kurta,1 Salwar,1 Dupatta
• Fit: Regular Fit
• Garment Type: A-Line
• Color: Red
• Pattern: Solid
• Surface Styling: Embroidered, Embellished, Sequins
• Neck Type: V-Neck
• Sleeve Length: 3/4 Sleeves
• Waist Rise: Mid
• Closure: Pullover
• Closure Placement: Front
• Pockets: No
• Lining: No
• Slip: No

Fabric: Upada Silk

Upada silk gives the kurta a smooth, satin-like sheen with a medium-weight drape that falls fluidly without feeling bulky. It has no stretch, so the fit feels more fixed through the bust and shoulders, while the A-line cut stays easy through the body.

The kurta comes with a soft attached lining for comfortable coverage and wears opaque. The fabric holds a clean, polished look through long wear, making it a strong choice for extended functions.

• Wash Type: Dry Clean Only
• Do not wash at home—dry clean only; avoid spot-cleaning unless the label allows, and keep away from direct sun/heat.

This is ideal for festive celebrations like pujas, family get-togethers, festive meals, and hosting at home; it also works for wedding functions like roka, engagement, or mehendi with dressier accessories.

For festive celebrations, style it with gold juttis or low block-heel sandals in metallic tones, a small potli or compact clutch in gold or deep red, and jhumkas or pearl-drop earrings that sit above the V-neckline. Keep bangles slim and stacked to echo the embroidery without crowding the cuffs.

For wedding functions, elevate with metallic heels (mid-height, secure straps), a structured clutch with minimal shine, and statement chandbalis in gold with pearl accents. If you add a dupatta, drape it over one shoulder to keep the neckline work visible.